Check out our completed pastel artwork inspired by characters from the myth The Battle of the Mountains. We are loving the splash of colour they have added to our classroom walls.
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kia ora,i´m Ricardo from Sotuh Hornby school.I liked the part when you said that it was a art work about the battle mountains.When you said that it was about the battle mountains it made me think of the leggings.I noticced that they are all different color mountains.what made you think that you sould do mountains.From Ricardo.
ReplyDeleteHey there,i'm Alyssa from South Hornby School.I liked the way you have lots of different colors.I didn't know that there were different types of mountains.I noticed that some of the mountains have rainbows.How How long did it take to make them? From Alyssa.
ReplyDeleteGrwat work whakarua!!! I love all the different colours 😁
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